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The vertical axis represents normalized synaptic action density at centimeter scales.

The scanning method allows the rapid acquisition of images covering areas at the square centimeter level and was verified elsewhere.

Below the aortic valve, on the left ventricular surface, a two centimeter-long vegetation was debrided and the left: ventricle and aorta rinsed with iodine solution.

One column indicated electrical conductivity in microsiemens per centimeter, whereby higher conductivity was seen to correlate with increased aridity.

The checkered landmark object was centered at the indicated distances in centimeters from the reward locus, and on each side of the midline.

By contrast, the global equation is based on decay in number density of corticocortical fibers at the centimeter scale.

Plasmas from the flashboards propagate toward the axis of the flashboard circle with typical velocity of a few centimeters per microsecond.

Located several centimeters distal to the radial tuberosity.

First, the manipulator is commanded to hold the payload several centimeters below the slot.

The river's gradient in the 14 km involved has been disregarded; it cannot have been more than a few tens of centimeters.

One centimeter of the salivette was used for handling while the other 4 cm were used for saliva sampling.

Motion distance is expressed with a resolution of centimeters, motion direction is expressed by the angle measured in relation to the geographic north (azimuth).

The artificial coelacanth, measuring 70 centimeters long and weighing 12 kg, will be powered by an internal battery and controlled automatically by a computer.

In both groups, the size of the proximal coronary arteries showed little variability in the first centimeter from the ostium.

Yield per centimeter is derived from the physical length of the anodecathode gap, not the length of the pinch that actually lights up well.!